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Table of Contents
ADMINISTRATION 4,5,e
TEACHERS 7:tP
Underclassmen i4,28,4$

ATHLETICS
ACTIVITIES 26

Organizations33-"

Sports 58-75

ACTIVITIES
Graduates ^4-^3

The Senior Class u
ADVERTISING

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Helen Prior

PHYLLIC CARLSOrJ

Edward Grundstrom

8ghool.
Personnel

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When you think of Sutton High School sports one name seems
to stand above the rest. That is the name of Paul Lamontagne.

ALUMNAE

Hope (Smith) Stockhaus
Marilyn (Vokes) Belle
Nancy (Oles) Jarvais
Carole (King) Rej
Deb (Putnam) Ford
Diane (King) Cameron
Sharon (Turner) Jerz
Joan (Bromley) Siska
Sheila (Turner) Stockhaus
Rose (Carter) Salem
Margaret Stevenson
Pauline (Smith) Fedorzuk
Vivian Alger
Cheryl Bickford
Joni Palmer

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ALLMNI

Steve Smith
Howie Bottomly
Vaughn Harding
Don Ekiund
Dana Gravison
Brian Young
Jim MacDonald
Rick Ekiund
Steve Young
Kevin Bickford
Doug Bobbins
Tim Stevenson
Rob Peladeau
Mike Towle

CHAIRPERSON EX OFFICIO
Beverly Shaw Johnson

CO-CHAIRPERSONS
Anne T. Keegan Lynn M. Gaskell

COMMITTEE
GAME ARRANGEMENTS
Veto Filipkowski

PLAYER SELECTIONS
Stephen Romasco Joan Siska (Alumna) volunteer

HALL OF FAME
Stephen Romasco Joyce Ettamarna Veto Filipkowski

PROGRAM
Anne Keegan - Chairperson
Sunnee Gallup James O'Dea

Beverly Shaw Johnson Sharon Fontaine

TICKETS
Florence Shaw - Chairperson
Don Bjorn Paul Lamontagne

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Barbara Richard
Peter Martin
Kim Paquette
David Perry
Robin Lindblad
Lisa Loach
Pam Roberge
Mike Raad
Mary Paradise
Daryl Plante
Pam Robbins
Susan Rocheleau
Erin Lombardi

Laura Monsam
Robert Roy
Regina Lemoine
Karan Muzzy
Richard Maranda
Gigi Lister
Tobi Richards
Diane Morriggi
Debra Lulu
Mike Licopoli
Cindy Libbey
Glenn Peladeau

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Karen Fairbend
Kim Jarvis
Diane Cahill
Amy Adams
Kris tine Hodgman
Lynn Haley
Sandy Be i que
Jody Eaton
Cindy Larson
Tina Desrosiers
Stacey Biava
Terri Forleo
Amy Auger

Debbie Battramaitis
Pat Faulkner
Ruth Hatfield
Tracey Cheutis

Marcia Brigham
Wendy Johnson
Pat Farrar
Alyssa Going
Kathy Giff ord
Ben Deras
Arun Khosla
Cheryl Hagglund
Kathy Donahue
Alfred Gagner
Steven Gogolinski
John Jacques
Jimmy King
Jim Lazaro
Henry Carrier
Carl Conlon
Steven Army

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Ohris Se. rjak
Tina Strickland
Dawn Smith
Kevin Vernon
CJindy Goodwin
Robert Vasalofsky
Kelly Towle
Norma Thatcher
Laura Christensen
Davp Vorgillio

Robert V: nincasa
Lee Simmons
Martin Hhaw
Jimmy Stevenson
Brian Scholten
Helen Stevens
Jeff Talbot
Randy Ustinovici
Keith Ryan
Paul Talbot

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Tammy Mullen, Kim Jarvis, Laurie Paquette, Michelle Tighe, Erin Lombard!
Coach Sheila Stockhaus, Paula Cichy, Lynne Ovian, Sandy Hellstrom, Share
Zuidema, Andrea Shea, Mgr. Chris Young, and Asst. Coach Joan Siska

fidd hockey

Team spirit and team work were
the two basic ingredients of
the J.V. Field Hockey Team.
Winning was important but not
the only means to an end.
Skills of the team were per-
fected throughout the season
with the help of Coach Siska.
Practices were hard and ex-
hausting. Memories were the
winning game against Shepherd
Hill; the victory against
Bartlett and the winning goals
of Erin Lombard! • and Kim Jarvis,
The captains Andrea Shea and
Sharon Zuidema kept spirits
high among the team members.

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Fans come out for i|

Coach Brian Bickford
Billy Hatfield
Stuart Anderson
David Perry
Michael Perry
Jeff Jernberg
Jay Bachand
Paul Broberg

Sutton J
with onl

Dickie Tucker
Michael Licopoli
Keith Ryan
Ronnie Brown
Peter Swart
David Putnam
Kenny Bickford
Martin Shaw
Richard Maranda

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J.cu.

SOCCER

■ton-Bromf ield rivalry

Kim Jarvis;high scorer, strong offensive forward; Pam Robbins,
strong rebounder, and Stephanie Johnson ;an^ excellent point guard.

Dual Valley^
Lea;^ue

JV

Go-Ghamps
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A Look at the future of girl ' s

Basketball at S.H.S shows great

promise. More of a look at the

remaininig members of the team

shows continuing success.

Paula Cichy; agressive and strong,

^ood outside shooter

Andrea Shea; tough and quick

guard

Terri Libbey; agressive and strong,
point guard

Cathy Chase; good rebounder,
a forward.

The Douglas home game was the
most exciting and important.
Rivalry creates pressure.

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earn strategies from the coach and pointers for Chrissy
ichard, quick, fast outside shooter and Michelle Tighe
■he strong rebounder.

Stephanie Johnson, Andrea Shea, Paula Cichy,
Chrissy Richards, Michelle Tighe, Terry
Libbey, Cathy Chase, Pam Robbins, Kim Jarvis,

Shsil'^ StocKh"

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Future Varsity players were evident in this yearfe J.V.
Basketball team as reported by Mr. Ellis, Coach. A slow start
had the team begin the season, losing k games, Theil the skills
and players united, ending the season winning 10 league games.

This team, dominated by sophomores, shows promise for the
future. The most thrilling game remembrairecwas probably the one
we lost when we lost in double overtime at Nipmuc.

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The date i3_
My date '

, It was a

night.

arrived in a

at

He gave me flowers
which was

to match my evening dress

. He was wearing a

Before the dance we went to dinner at
We arrived at the dance
at p.m. The band

^ /m/ ... daie f dance f lo^e f

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The gym was transformed into a gala ballroom decorated

with • We sat with our friends

• During the evening we danced and enjoyed

punch and desserts. Our favorite song was ,

Before we left we had our pictures taken by Mr. Keegan, near

the • Before we went home^ we went to

. I arrived home at , I had a

time .

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Paul Broberg
Paula Cichy
Amy Amato
Joan Conley
Jerry Burdick
Pat Burroughs
Ken Bickford
Tammy Estabrook
Melody Beech
Robin Bellville
Dale Carter
Bill Brownson
Chris Bagley
Jack Cahill

David Erickson

Ann Marie Baltramaitis

Donna Cross

Linda Fant

Betty Jo Boule

Brian Bordeaux

Wayne Forrest

Jay Bachand

Robert Clarke

Warren Chase

David Beckwith

Eric Anderson

Kevin Boucher

Jeff Demers

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Margaret Potter
Kelly Provencal
Angela Russell
Mike Whittier
Vaughn Wright
Andrea Shea
Michelle Tighe
Sharon Zuidema
Chris Richard
Lynne Ovian
Robert Zinkievich
Nathan Petrson
Nancy Pearson
Betsy Stockwell
Natalie Niewiera

Michael Vernon
Cneryl Towle

Patty Richard

Andrew Sinacola

Charles Simmons

Peter Swart

Gary Peterson

David Putnam

Scott Patterson

David Van Dyke

Dan Rawlston

Mike Perry

Steve Mong

Susan Wagner

Michelle Vostock

Sophomore Class Officers; President, Amy Amato;
Vice-President, Chris Richard; Secretary, Lynne
Ovian; Treasurer, Paula Cichy.

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Nancy Heck
Stephanie Johnson
Todd LeClaire
Cindy Maranda
David Gannon
Chris Godbout
Sharon Jolly
Sheena Matthews
Sally Milkman
Dianne LaBelle
Tim Johnson
Jeff Johnson
Jane Martin
Paula Moss
Judy Maynard

Terri Libbey
Sue Mars

Michelle McCullough
Ted Macjewski
Alan Maynard
Andy Helgerson
Robert Moran
John Hicks
Sue Mong
Mary Michelson
Margaret Hicks
Tammy Mullen
Jeff Jemberg
Jay Johnson

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Members

Dawn Smith
Mrs. *nhRV
Kathy GiffoM
Karin Hellstrom
Terry Libbey
Debbie Lulu
Dave Beckv-zith
Jeff Talbot
Stephanie Johnson

photo dub meeting
tltursdag 2 o'clock

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Lorraine Theodore
Nancy Pearson
Amy Adams
Julia Cichy
Todd Broberg
Tracy Chesitis
Kim Paquette
Diane Cahill
Kris Hodgman
Maraget Potter
Lynne Ovian
Tina Desrosiers
Patricia Smith
Pam Winkiewicz
Jane Martin
Joan Conley
Sheena matthews
Patty Richard
Pam Roberge
Lisa Loach
Cindy Larson
Raren Fairbend
Mancy Heck
Joe Gagne
Sally Milkman
Cheryl Hagglund

Chorus Director
Anita Newman-Smif

A. Amato, A. Harting, ^. ""yrrell, M. DesJardins, J. Charity,

A. MacLaren, 3. Johnson, S. Milkman, N. Heck, T. LeGlaire,

K, Boucher, Mrs. Johnson, T. Broberg, J. Gagne, R. Dow,

S. Lavoie, D. Gannon, P. Stevenson, 3. Bill, T. Goodwin

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ROW 1 : G. Chesties

ROW 2: i). Maynard, K. Clark, P. Steele, S. Steele

ROW 3: R. Mar and a, M. Shaw, 3. Smith

ROW 4: N. Heck, D. Gannon, C. Maranda, L. Jernberg, J. Hagglund

ROW 5: K. Hellstrom, A. Harting, T. LeClaire, N. Peterson,

S. Milkman, I). Carter

ROW 6: a. Hicks, n. Bellville, C. Ballard, M. Chapulis, J. Hicki

D. Chesties,

"O/v 7: C. Conlon, B. Bronson, G. Shaw, S. Love, F. Rosenlund

STUDENT

COUNCIL

Student
delei^ates

Kim Ryan, Lisa Bal'ey

Chris Whittier, Presidefii;
Amy Amato, Vice President
Cheri Smith, Secretary
Lisa Roncone, Treasurer

member

L. Roncone

A . Amato

K . Brewer

C. Whittier

K . Perry

J. Bonnie

R. Roy

Whittier

J. Eaton

S. Hellstrom

C. Smith

S. Mong

These enthusiastic
artists, Barbara
Richard, Karan Muzzy,
and Cindy Libbey,
are members of the
Newly formed Art
Club, under the dir-
ection of Miss Gallup.
The club is hoping
to complete a mural
of the Sutton Suzies
which is to hang
in the S.H.S. gym.
This mural will be
a match to the one
of the Sutton Sammies.

Sutton nottuS

I don't think we at
answer that questic

TING

A little rubber cement and
a few snips can do wonders for
any newspaper.

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CFAmil^Y

FUN

ART=
MUSIC

GOLLEGE F/IIR ...displays and representatives
"-^ from more than 200 colleges,

universities, and technical schools

CRAFTS OF

THE COMMONWEALTH

exhibits & a tour of SMU & a
brief visit with professors
and students

Hammond lastU in iuuasur

the Medieval European Castle
contains a collection of art
and artifacts of the Roman,
Medieval, & Renaissance periods

BRYANT COLLEGE

college tour

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memorabilia from John Kennedy's
early years and of the late
Ernest Hemingway

production of "Macbeth"

New England Life Hall
Olympic Teams at B.U.

'rammgham store... is unique
which offers the home sewer
all types of fabrics and
sewing accessories

"BOSTON GLOBE

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2oe

JUNIORS

Pat Stevenson

chard Tucker
Bill Ustinovlch
John Pelletier
i-'ober't Pi card
-licky ^csenlund
Steven Vernon
Don Phaneuf
Sheryl Zuideraa
Kenneth Turgeon
Dan :^iussell
Paul Sarda.f^nola

Cra1^3 Shea
Ba-'-'bara Snith
Lin a la ad
Lisa loncone
Pam V/inkiewicr'
Susan Thatcher
Debra lawlston
Karen lose
Karyn Luparelli
Lynne Sfakianos
Diane Vasalofsiqr
V/endy Taillfer

Oherie Smith
Candy Kavanagh
JoAnn Muz.^ey
IIiri5, Listei^
Lisa Moore
Ta-'^en Jodoin
Cindy Ma ran do
Kin ITurray
Donna Heneault
Debbie Iloran
Sue Morano
Diana TIacaruso
Lisa .Tornbe^^g

Jeff Kaynard
Mi cha e 1 Jararo s
Michael 0»Day
Piobert Hicks
V/a^me Peladeau
Kim Millet te
lobert Martin
Barrv Marando
Steve Maranda
G-ordon Hicks
David Maynard
Silke Niemeier

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<rian Amato
Mancy Eklimd
Albert Charpentier
Bonnie Baohand
Kier Brigham
Laura Beckv/ith
/my Bernard
Laura Haley
Xarin Hellstrora
Melanie Kanford
James Bonnie
Bath Fairbend

Russell Dov;
Davm Alves
Diane Beique
Joseph Gagne
Julie Curtis
Robin Gatto
Bill Hatfield
Carol^m Chase
Ann Conley
Susan Gogolinski
Brenda Bardier
Melanie Benoit
Chris Brewer

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Junior Class Officers; President, Cheri Smith; Vice-
President, Diane Vasalofsy; Secretary, Karin Hellstrom;
Treasurer, Bonnie Bachand;

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Rom's in Sturbridge was the setting for the 1931 aKS
banquet . Highlighting the occasion v/as the -^.ddress
made by John LeClaire, a former graduate of SFIS. In
the speech, the theme "Made it in Sutton", was transformed
ihto positive reflections for the future gr-^duates of
SHS. John's point of view made the members of MHS re^^lize
^nd see that it is yourself \\'hich motivates you to succeed.
Coming from a small town school is not an adverse factor
to your future goals. You must made your ov;n choices and
pursue the goals which bring you self-S'-tisf action.
Service -awards were presented to Mrs. Carlson, and to ^
sur-prised Mr, Lamontagne. The service award h^s been
presented each year to person selected by the senior
members of I^JHS, pxid. both recipients this \enr h^ve
demonstrated service to the school -n-;'' its' students.

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Current Members

Robert Bellville
Jana Charity
Janice Domey
Susan Fant
Amy Harting
Amy Helgerson
Jean Kolak
Laurie Leary
Nancy Milkman
Kevin Stockhaus
Darlene Towle
Donna Tyrrell

Inductees

Lisa Alves
Bonnie Bachand
Amy Bernard
Carolyn Chase
Julie Curtis
Mary Des.jardins
Nancy Eklund
Laura Haley
Karin Hellstroru
Robert Hicks
Karen Jodoin
Cindy Marando

Christine Whittier Deborah Horan

Lisa Wood

Susan Zinkievich

Lisa Roncone
Cherie Smith
Wendy Taillfer
Kenneth Turgeon
Sheryl Zuidema

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A staff writes its first pub-
lished story. . . .

Organizing a yearbook is no easy
task. It's always exciting
to receive a book in June and
enjoy looking at the pictures
of ourselves. Never did we
realize the amount of time need-
ed to publish a book. The hours
of planning, discussing, and
arranging were endless. Then
the actual work begins.

lis V ctoo-t <»°'-i

Mgr, Kim Millette, Asst. Mgr.
Robert Picard, John Pelletier
Rusell Dow, Diane Vasalofsky,
Coach Mr. Daveau.

EuerijlKitiq
goes. iB^

A MEMO FROM LEO . . .

Leo had a very successful
season, in breaking his school
record by 6 seconds... "I be-
lieve that the Sutton Cross
Country Team needs more peo-
ple participating. We have
always had a small team, while
others out numbered by many.

I had a grea.t A years, with
the cross country team, and I
enjoyed having students, fac-
ulty, and friends supporting
me" .

8omethin;g to

K. Paquette, C. Hagglund,

Advisor Ms. Gallup, C.

Wagner, B. Richard, B.

Fairbend, A. Adams, A.

Amato, Captains, M, Des-

Jardins, P. Cahill, J.
Charity

Cheering is our game
It hasn't brought us fame
We cheer to bring you spirit
And we always hope to hear it
We root for the team
in green and white,
we scream

for them to fight, fight, fight
We deserve your fine esteem
Because we love the GREEN MACHINE

- Cheerleaders -

B, Bachand, N. Ekland, S. Annis, C. Whittler, J. Cichy,
A, Bernard, Coach Sheila Stockhaus, P. Cichy, M. Mich-
elson, A« Shea, S. Zuidema, K« Jodoin, A* Amato, C. Rich-
ard, L, Roncone, C. Young, Asst. Coach Joan Siska

Team Spirit is imoortant...
So 1^-2-3 Let's Go!

Coach Stockhaus cheers on
the team when points are
scored

Time for a team meeting No! Julia, the
and a little strategy, ball, not the gir]

The Lone Goalie-One oi tue
most important jobs stopping
the or; onent from getting in
scor eV''.>o^

the

Nancy ,
on ge

Bonnie, and Sheryl conce>)trating
;lr,g the ball down the fie^u.

There's always someone in Sutton sports
with Injuries, Injuries, Injuries,
Ice Packs, Ice packs, Ice packs.

That great offense t-
'■/ay to go !i That's Suttons great offense. effort like this.

a team

^^^^^^^^ Division 2

District 3
Gfiamps

Champs

19- I

overall

16- D

I^agu^

Coach Ellis, S. Noel, J. Rochleau, F.
Rosenlxmd, D. Plante, K. Stuart, J. Roy
T, Goodwin, K, Stockhaus, R. Novak, S,
Lavoie, G. Hicks, R. Martin, D. Erick-
Son, P, Swart, J. Annis, D, Russell, D.
Phaneuf, K. Bickford, G. Peterson, P.
Broberg, D. Maynard,

Mgr. L. Shannon

Coach Steve Romasco, Jeff Jernberg, Don Phaneuf, Peter Swart,
Chris Bagley, David Erickson, Mike Perry, Rick Cross, Kenny
Stuart, Eric Anderson, Jeff Annis, Dave Putnam, George DeFalco,
Richard Maranda, Danny Plante, Steve Lavoie, Jim Roy, Russell
Dow.

Sutton
Sammies

Seniors set examples for underclassmen
players. These seniors were the nucleus
of the team. This was the 8th winning
?son in a row.

Kpren Zrickscn, Fing, ?ilka Nieraeier, Xathy Ferry, Ttog.
Cheryl Tov/le, Coach Joan Siskq, Amy Bernard, Chris '^hittier,
Karen Jocoin, Sharon Annis, Janice Domey, Kancy Eklund ,
Darlene T'ovle, I-lng. Michnel 'Ahittier, Lisa Bailey,

Mgr. Janice Domey, Darlene Towle, Amy Bernara , K.i : i^yan,
Sharon Annis, Lisa Bailey, Sharon Zuidema, Coach Miss
Nims, Melanie Hanford, Laura Beckwith, Tammy Provencal,
Joni Palmer, Cneryl Bickford, Nancy Eklund , Sheryl Zuidema

1^ -

W. Ustinovich, J. Annis, G. Petersen, K. Turgeon
Stockhaus, D. Phaneuf, P. Swart, Coach Turgeon, F. Rosenlund,
Cross, T. Godbout, T. Murray, J. Bruno, J. Krula, D. Plante

ATHLETICS

V\/Cajf 6 , 19S0
The DRiftwood

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International relationships were broadened this year by
the presence of Silke Niemeier of Hamburg, Germany.

Eager to learn, Silke followed an American high school
schedule, studying English, Kath, American Government
and other subjects. She enjoyed participating in the
extra-curricular activities related to the sports programs
at 3.H.S. and to the yearbook, A conscientious and pleasant
young lady, Silke made many friends here. She has been able
to go on the field trips, visit Boston and New York.

Because of Silke, the students have become more aware of
themselves and their life style, being able to make comparisons
with Silke. School, she finds, is easier and the emphasis
is placed on subject areas other than what she was accustomed
to in Germany. School spirit and excitement surprised her.

Students say, "I like Silke',' "Why?" I asked. "What has this
relationship done for you?"

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JEAN KOLAK

STEVEN LAVOIE

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DONNA TYRRELL

LISA WOOD

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SUSAN ZINKIEVICH

PHOTO NOT
AVAILABLE

Richard Headrick
James Kavanagh
Ernest LaBelle
Glen Orphin
Vincent Roy
Ronald Schleis

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^ President: Kathy Perry

Vice President: Jana Charity
Secretary: Garen Ballard
Treasurer: Darlene Towle

Fred Rosenlund
Kim Ryan soccer l,Z,3,k
Class Pres. iBaseball 2,3,k
Field Hockey 1 ,2
Softball 1,2,3,U
Student Coun. 1,2
Student Advisory Coun. 3»i4-
Cheerleader 2
Semi-Formal 1 ,2
Prom Comm. 3

Bretta Johnson
Field Hockey 2
Cheerleading
Chorus 2,3,5
Play i;
Yearbook I4.
Jazz Band 1
Humanities 2

Play 1

Carolyn Fraier
Chorus 2,3,U
Field Hockey 2
Play 1,1+
Humanities 2,^

Christine Carrier

Humanities

Jean Kolak

Humanities
Yearbook I4.
N.H.S. 3fk

Dan" Plante
Soccer 1 ,2 , 3,14-
Basketball 1 ,2,3,k
Co-Capt. k

James Rocheleau
Soccer 1 ,2, 3,i4-

Lauren Shannon
ooccer Mgr. 3,k
Play k

Barbara Jolly
Humanities 2

Paul Picard

Snccer 1

Cross Country 3

Jeanne Venincasa
Chorus i , :^ , 3
Carnation Sale 3

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Jana Charity

i^iay 1,^ Asst. Bus. Mgr. k
Cheerleading 1,2, 3 A Capt. 3,1;
N.H.S, 3fi4-

Class Officer Vice President 2.3.ii
Semi- Formal 1,2
Humanities 1,2,3,1^.
Carwash 2

Prom Committee 3,l|

Linda Peterson
Soccer Mgr. L\.
Drama Club

Debra Loader
Yearbook I4.
Newspaper i\.

Carl Bergeson
Soccer 1
Paly I,!;

Chris Whittier
Held Hockey i,2,3,i;

Capt. [|.
Basketball 1,2,3,1^-
Semi -Formal 1 ,2
Student Goun. 3»i4-

Pres. i4.
Prom Comm. 3
N.H.S. 3,i4-

Nancy Milkman
Softball Mgr. 2
Semi-Formal 2
N.H.S. 3A
Humanities 1 ,2

Susan Fant
Humanities 2,3
Yearbook i|.
N.H.S. 3fh

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Kathv Perry

Student Council ^,3^k■
Basketball 1 ,2,3,i4-
Tri-Capt. I4.
Semi-Formal 1 »2
Class President 1+

Donna Tyrrell
Semi-Formal 2
Drama Club U.
N.H.S. 3,U

Janice Domey (j^^^s
Field Hockey V
Basketball 1 ,2, 3,14-
Softball MGR. 3
Carnation Com. 3
N.H.S. 3,14-
Humanities 2,3
Car Wash 2

Rick Cross

Basketball 1,2,3,i; Central Mass All-Star k
Soccer 1,2,3,i4- T&G All-Star 3fk-
Baseball 1,2,3,1^- T&G All-Star 3

Sharon Ann is

Basketball 1,2,3,ll- Capt. l^.
Softball 1,2,3,i4-f , ^ ,

Field Hockey 1,2,3,i4-f Cppt.
Semi-Formal 1

Senior Prom Moto Committee I4-

Dual Valley Field Hockey All Star h

B

Sharon Kelley
Play, Foothills Theater
Work in Office I4.
Play k

Humanities 1,2,3 Play 1

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Linda Beique
Basketball n
Field Hockey 1
Semi-Formal 1 , 2
Softball MGR. 1
Soccer 3

Class Prophecy i;

Todd Broberg

Soccer i ,^

Play ^fk
Semi-Formal 1

Car Wash 2

Humanities 1»2,3,ii.

Play Foothills Theatre 3

Julia Cichy (Chee)
^'ield Hockey 1,2,14-
Basketball 1 , 2
Cheerleadlng 1
Chorus ^,2,3th
Jazz Band 1
Semi-Formal 1 ,2

Jim Roy
Soccer 1 ,3,14-

Capt. U ,
Basketball 1,2,3,U

Co-Capt. k
Baseball 1 ,2,3,1;

Vincent Roy
Cross uounxry 2
Baseball 3
Mgr. 2

Chris Winkievicz
Basketball I
Semi-Formal 2
Yearbook Rep. 2,3

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-or-pn Ballard
"lass Jaecretary 1+
Basketball 1»2,3
Field Hockey 1 Mgr.

Play ^,k
Semi-Formal 1 , ^

Band 1,2,3,^4-
Prom Committee h.
Humanities 1 , 2 , 3 f
Car Wash 2

Lisa Alves
Cheerleading 1
Semi-Formal 1,2
Humanities 1 , 2 , 3 , ii-
N.H.S. k

Brenda Peterson

Michelle Vernon ^^^^^^ ^^^^
Carnation Sale 3 yearbook 1|
Humanities 2,3 semi-Formal 2
Semi-Formal 2 Humanities 2

Kim Hanford
Semi-Formal 1,2

Becky Olson
Field Hockey 1
Semi-Formal 2

Hiimanities 1,2,3
Modem Dance Classes 3

Linda Christensen

„ , , ^ ^ . h/umanities 2

Todd Goodwin

SocceFTTJrC All-Star 3,i4- Capt. i^.
Humanities 1,2,3,i4-
Play 1,14- Kim Wright

Semi-Formal 1,2 Humanities 1,2,3

Mary Rider

Field Hockey 1,2,

Basketball 1 ,2

Laurie Leary
Semi-Formal 1 ,2
Yearbook 1^

D.A.R. History Medal 3
N.H.S. 3,14-
Humanities 2,3
Student Gov't Rep. Alt.

Darlene Towle

1

Student Coun.
Cheerleader 1
Band 1 ,2,3,I|.
Softball 2,3,14-
Basketbail 2,3,1^
Semi-Formal 2
N.H.S. 3,14-
Class Treasurer 1;
Yearbook k
Student Gov't Rep. k

Alison MacLaren
Field Hockey 1,2
Basketball 1
Semi-Formal 1 ,2
Play 1,14-
Cheerleader 3
Prom Comm. k-

Leo Perreault

Cross Country 1,2,3,1;

Capt. 3,14-
Prom Comm. 3

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coni^ratulatlons..

CLASS OF 1981

865- 5231

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SUBURBAN
AMBULilNCE 8ERVIGE

24 HOUR SERVICE

emergency

865-2996

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755-0410

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Corner
Bestaurant

frcvlAtnct Hoad
lake i^ut larders

POLYCLAD

SETTING THE
STANDARD IN

LAMINATE
PERFORMANCE

P.O. Box 319
Milltury 865-5211

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Congratulations

and

TO ALL OUR rRIEND8
IN THE Gb/188 OF 1981

Thanks tor the Memories

Ben Sc Marie
MacLaren

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CMtipliments of

Bepot Mud
liUmspniiilU , DDiKS.

B/. JUllbuni

865-3558

GOOD LUCK
to our son

ILBO PERREAULT

anj our neice

LISA WOOD

Modern Plastering

SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY & SERVICE

165 Putnam Hill Road
Sutton, Mass. 01527

Leo Perreault
865-9739

LOWEST RATES
FULLY INSURED

FREE ESTIMATES
(617) 865-2275

COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL
ONE PIECE OR A HOUSEHOLD

Pianos • Office Furniture
Light Machinery
Serving all of Mass.

OWNED a operated by
DONALD A. VINCENT
UXBRIDGE ROAD
SUTTON. MA

Congratulations

Class 6f \n\
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lit Cream
Houte 20
Iturbridge

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Contributors

RAY'S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE
25 Main St.
Millbury, Ma. 01527
(617) 753-8131

RUSSELL'S FLOWER SHOP
6 Canal St.
Millbury, Ma. 01527
865-4478

"The Protector Group"
ROCHELEAU INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
12 Norwich St. Wore. , Ma.
1 Howe Ave. Millbury, Ma.

DOBLE ' S UPHOLSTERING
Full Upholstery Service
1325 Main St. Whitinsville
Al and Helen Leblanc

Sponsors

LAMBERT PHARMACY, MEDICAL SUPPLY SUTTON MOTOR SALES

40 Main St. Millbury 865-4933 Rte . 146 Sutton, Ma. 01527

Prescriptions-Medical Supplies 865-6202 865-9280

DEVOE'S T.V. WEBSTER SHEET METAL, INC.

214 Millbury Ave. Old Worcester Road

Millbury, Ma. 01527 Webster, Ma. 01570

Compliments of BEK'S WELDING & SERVICE STATION

LAVALLEE BEK'S FUEL

BROTHERS, INC. Manchaug, Ma.

LOUIS FASHION SHOP, INC.
98 Church St.
Whitinsville, Ma. 01588

l^atrons

Good Luck to Class of 1981
Ron Pierpont and Family

Congratulations Class of 1981
Bernard Brothers Furniture

Uxbridge Rd. Boarding Kennels
Sutton, Ma. 01527

Do Great Things!
Mr. & Mrs. Curtis F. Paine

Foxfire Handcrafted Gifts
Uxbridge Rd. Sutton, Ma. 01527

Sampson Color Center
83 Church St. Whitinsville

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Millbury Sauings

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Member F.D.I.C. and D.I.F.

ju fviijin Ji.

Millbury, Ma.

109 Elm St.

865-9511

Millbury, Ma. 01527

Lewcott Ckemicals

& Pla sti c s

Bob and Betty lechitt

P.O. Box 319

865-9534

MillLury, Ma.

01527

central turnpike

865-4466

sutton, ma

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l^a trons

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Malmgren

Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Perry

Jr. & Family
Alaria Wheeler

Friends

Mr. & Mrs. James Murin

The Frame Family

Mr. & Mrs. Lajoie

Mr. & Mrs. G. Henault & Family

Mrs. Kathryn Chapin

Mr. Mitchell Perry

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A Friend - M.P.C.

Mr. &• Mrs. William B. Albin

Elsa Amoros

Bill Bachant ' s General Repairs

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Ballard

Mark Belmain

Mr. & Mrs. Belmain

Joan Bowers

Edward Carrington

Charlie's Fruit & Produce

Compliments of Putnam's Sawmill

Congratulations! Bruce Stahl

Congratulations to my grandchildren, Irene Scucko

Mr. Demars & Kathy Demars

The Donut Center

Eddie, Bev, Michelle & Silke

The Erickson Family

Fancy Pizza House

Glenn Figelski

Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Frieswick & Family

Good Luck Lisa & Leo

Gram & Gramps

The Haglund Family

Mrs. Marsha Hendriks & Family

Mr. & Mrs. Henry

Mr. & Mrs. Albert Hoekstra & Family

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jacques

Brian Kangas

Mr. & Mrs. Reino Kangas

Tyler Kangas

Wanda Kangas

Kim & Steve

Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. King

Librarians of Manchaug Branch Library

Donna Liss

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Magowan

Manchaug Corp.

Mr. Nicholas Mateychuk

Oak Pond Auto Body

Terry Parker & Family

Pastor Tom

Mr. & Mrs. Pileggi

Tammy Sherwood

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Smith

Arita Spencer Richard Wunchel

Mr. & Mrs. Swett Donna & Paul Zaremba

To Allie, Love Lou Mr. & Mrs. Roland Zuidema & Family

Michael Towle

Mr. & Mrs. Howard Wrzosek & Family

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LT. & MRS. CLARENCE ALGER & FAMILY

MR. & MRS. HARRY BAILEY

BAKERS DEPARTMENT STORE

GEORGE CAPRERA

CD. WHITNEY AGENCY, INC.

CHABOT MOTORS

COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND

MR. & MRS. RICHARD COURTNEY & FAMILY
REVEREND ANDRE GARIEPY

BEST OF LUCK, CLASS OF ' 81 - THOMAS & DIANE HANFORD
IRENE'S CHILDRENS SHOP
BARBARA KALVINEK
LA PETITE COIFFEUR

GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 81 - MEADOW BROOK ENTERPRISES, INC.

MR. & MRS. DONALD O ' DAY SR.

BERNADETTE, BRUCE & JON STAHL

STOPYRA MEAT COMPANY

MR. & MRS. EVERETT E. TOWLE JR.

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-The Art of Photography—
Keegan's Home & Garden Studios

Photographers — Thomas F. Keegan & Kenneth O. Parker
OUR SPECIALTIES...

... Photographic Living Color Portraits made in our well appointed
camera room or in our beautiful gardens

... Complete Wedding Stories

... Black and White Publicity pictures for men and women

... Photographic Oil Paintings for homes, schools, businesses and clubs

... Old Photographs restored or reproduced

... Frames — wall and table sizes

STUDIO HOURS

Monday CLOSED
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Saturday 9:00-3:00

keegan

647 MAIN ST.
SHREWSBURY , MA
845-1234

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MR.

&

MRS .

VETO FILIPKOWSKI

MR.

&

MRS.

JOHN SHAW

MR.

&

MRS.

EDWARD GRANT

MR.

&

MRS.

STEPHEN ROMASCO

MR.

&

MRS.

KELT ON JOHNSON

MR.

&

MRS.

CARL LICOPOLI

MR.

&

MRS.

WILLIAM SNEED

MR.

&

MRS.

WILLIAM ELLIS

Mr.

&

Mrs ,

Louis Ettamarna

Mr.

&

Mrs .

Charles Carlson

Mr.

&

Mrs .

Frank Woelfel

Mr.

&

Mrs .

James O'Dea

Mr.

&

Mrs ,

.Richard Trudell

Mr.

&

Mrs ,

Reginald Grover

Mr.

&

Mrs .

Michael Hood

Mr.

&

Mrs ,

William Brosnihan

Mr.

&

Mrs .

Paul Lamontagne

Mr.

&

Mrs .

Donald Gaskell

Nancy

Nims

Sharon Fontaine
Peter Champagne
Sunnee Gallup
Helen Prior

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Alves, Lisa

102 Hartness Rd. Sutton
Annis, Sharon

Wliitins Rd. R.F.D. E. Douglas
Bailey, Lisa

3i;1 Boston Rd. Sutton
Ballard, Caren

Singletary Ave. Sutton
Beaudette, William

67 Leland Hill Rd. Sutton
Beique, Linda

19 Blackstone St. Wilks.
Bellville, Robert

90 W. Millbury Rd. Sutton
Bergeson, Carl

Boston Rd. Sutton
Brewer, Kelly

100 Leland Hill Rd. Sutton
Broberg, Todd

Ihr Burbank Rd. Sutton
Cahill, Patricia

9 W. Sutton Rd. Sutton
Carrier, Christine

57 Torrey Rd. Box 1 Manchaug
Charity, Jana

8 Heritage Rd. Sutton
Chase, Marcia

66 Dudley Rd. Sutton
Christensen, Linda

82 Central Pike Sutton

Cichy, Julia

36 Hartness Rd. Box 112 Wilks.
Cross, Rick

Lincoln Rd. Sutton
Curtis, Mark

Wheelock Rd. Sutton
DesJardins, Mary

85 Dudley Rd. Sutton
Domey, Janice

Stone School Rd. Sutton
Erickson, Karen

%. Purgatory Rd, Sutton
Fant, Susan

17 Rich Rd. Sutton

Fraier, Carolyn

27 Blackstone St. V;ilks.
Goodwin, Todd

328 Boston Rd. Sutton
Grady , John

Barnett Rd. Sutton
Hanford, Kimberly

2lj. Blackstone. St. Wilks.
Harting, Amy

196 Putnam Hill Rd. Sutton
Helgerson, Amy

112 Town Farm Rd. Sutton

Headrick, , Richard

27 Hartness Rd. Sutton
Hoekstra, Beth

i;3 Dural Rd. Hnillbury
Johnson, Bretta

Eights Lots Rd. Sutton
Jolly, Barbara

Lincoln Rd. Sutton
Kelley, Sharon

28 Colonial Rd, Sutton
Kolak, Jean

i;37 Central Pike Sutton
Krula, John

91 Dodge Hill Rd. Sutton
Lavoie, Steven

337 Central Pike Sutton
Leary, Laurie

560 Central Pike Sutton
Loader, Debra

Uxbridge Rd. Sutton
Maclaren, Alison

322 Boston Rd. Sutton
Marengo Harold

38 Fuller Rd. Sutton

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Milkman, Nancy

North St. R.F.D. Box 376 E.
Moss, Gregory

Bolster Rd. Sutton
Novak, Richard

V/, Sutton Rd. Sutton

Olson, Rebecca

Stone School Rd. Sutton
Paine, Brian

Leland Hill Rd. Sutton
Perreault, Leo

165 Putnam Kill Rd. Sutton
Perry, Kathleen

8 Blackstone St. Wilks.
Peterson, Brenda

Uxbridge Rd. Sutton
Peterson, Linda

16 V/. Sutton Rd. Sutton
Picard, Paul

67 Leland Hill Rd. Sutton
Plante, Daniel

15 Main St. Manchaug
Richards, Linda

3 Century Farm Rd. Sutton
Rider, Mary

Mumford Rd. Manchaug
Rochleau, James

Singletary Ave. Sutton
Rosenlund, Fred

66 Lincoln Rd. Sutton
Roy, James

Providence Rd. Sutton

Douerlas

Roy, Vincent

Providence Rd. Sutton
Russell, Jane

176 Mendon Rd. Sutton
Ryan, Timothy

Oakhurst Farm Rd. E. Douglas
Ryan, Kim

27 Heritage Rd. Sutton
Schleis, Ronald

688 Central Pike W. Sutton
Shannon , Lauren

12 W. Sutton Rd. Sutton
Smj.th, Channing

Buttonwood Ave, Wilks.
Stockhaus, Kevin

10 Fuller Rd. Sutton
Stuart, Kenneth

37 Fuller Rd. Sutton
Towle, Darlene

_l+23 Putnam Hill Rd. Manchaug
Tyrrell, Donna

77 Singletary Ave. Sutton
Venincasa, Jeanne

32 Stone School Rd. Sutton
Vernon, Michelle

161 Putnam Hill Rd. Sutton
V/hittier, Christine

Central Turnpike Sutton
Winkiev/icz, Christine

Hough Rd. Sutton
Wright, Kim

Prescott Rd. Whitinsville
V/ood, Lisa

Heritage Rd. Sutton
Zinkievich, Susan

1.1 97 Boston Rd. Sutton

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